Forum OpenACS Q&A: Re: Instalation

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2: Re: Instalation (response to 1)
Posted by Rocael Hernández Rizzardini on 04/06/04 10:35 PM
yes, sure, in any linux flavor or unix as well ... ;o)
have a look here: https://openacs.org/doc/openacs-5-0-0/install-steps.html
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3: Re: Instalation (response to 2)
Posted by Fabio Sena on 04/06/04 10:51 PM
I am finding this error, somebody knows what I can make to decide?

Starting installation with config_file /home/service0/openacs-5.0.4/etc/install/install.tcl. Using serverroot=/var/lib/aolserver/Test Server, server_url=http://192.168.1.1:8000, do_checkout=no, do_install=yes, dotlrn=no, and database=postgres., use_daemontools=true
./install.sh: Daemontools settings: svscanroot=/service/Test Server svscan_sourcedir=/var/lib/aolserver/Test Server/etc/daemontools
./install.sh: Taking down /var/lib/aolserver/Test Server at Ter Abr  6 16:48:09 BRT 2004
./install.sh: /usr/local/bin/svc: Arquivo ou diretório não encontrado
./install.sh: svstat: command not found
./install.sh: supervise status is:
./install.sh: Waiting 10 seconds for server to shut down at Ter Abr  6 16:48:09 BRT 2004

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Fabio Sena
Brasil - PE

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5: Re: Instalation (response to 3)
Posted by Orzenil Silva Junior on 06/17/04 03:18 AM
Hi Fabio,

It seems your problem is related to daemontools instalation in your machine. Supposing youre running GNU/LINUX - what distro?? - you have to install daemontools package or choose "use_daemontools=false" in your auto-installer.

I really recommend you run aolserver under daemontools supervise. If youre going to install it pay attention to make a install following D.Bersntein lines (this way you will have a /service/ directory in your environment and /usr/bin/svc file to control supervising.

Look at administrative docs to install daemontools or if youre Debian :) make apt-get install daemontools-installer and choose Bersntein installation mode.

\pt_BR: se tiver dúvidas entre em contato por email.

Um abraço

\Orzenil

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6: Re: Instalation (response to 5)
Posted by Orzenil Silva Junior on 06/17/04 03:24 AM
Hi Fabio,

Sorry I didn't see your first post this thread. You are running Gnu/Linux, Great! Look for daemontools package in your Suse CDs or install from source as indicated in docs.

\Orzenil